Article • August 4, 2011
The Hindenburg Had a Ceiling Too
What is the biggest lesson from America’s debt ceiling spectacle?
Article • October 17, 2013
President Obama and the Phone Call That Endangered America
In the great game of international relations, small gestures matter greatly.
Feature • June 25, 2025
Is the Destruction of Iran Really ‘Mission Accomplished’?
Feature • March 21, 2025
Everyone Wants Nukes, Germany Passes Constitutional Change, Trump Gets Tougher on Iran
Feature • April 21, 2025
Pope Francis II Is Dead, Another Big Event in Rome, Klaus Schwab Resigns
Article • February 20, 2018
China’s Military ‘More Than Just Catching Up’
New Chinese military hardware remarkably more advanced
Article • August 14, 2018
Australia Suffers Through Worst Drought in 400 Years
Australia withers under a drought of biblical proportions.
Article • October 21, 2018
Joshua’s Dual Crown
The only human king-priest in history was recently crowned.
Article • September 16, 2021
Would Russia Invade Spain?
Will it take the meddling of Russia to turn Europe into a superpower?
Article • January 8, 2019
2019 May Bring Europe’s Biggest Trade Deal Yet
EU officials believe that world trade will drastically change in 2019 as they sign a trade agreement with South America.
Feature • July 15, 2019
The Greens and the Extremes
Europeans are turning against mainstream moderates—and toward more radical alternatives.
Article • March 29, 2006
Israelis Vote for Compromise
Exit polls showed a center-left win in Israeli elections yesterday in an endorsement of a policy of withdrawal. The same day, the Palestinian Parliament approved a cabinet dominated by Hamas terrorist leaders. These two simultaneous events show the direction Israel is headed.
Article • April 5, 2022
Why Is Iran Becoming More Aggressive?
Shouldn’t Iran be afraid to derail the new nuclear deal?
Article • May 5, 2022
The Real Reason for a ‘Ministry of Truth’
Soon, criminal behavior won’t be merely doing the wrong thing, but also thinking anything contrary to what the government wants you to think.
Article • October 13, 2022
A Peaceful Solution to the Ukrainian War?
Feature • October 16, 2024
Who Will Drain Europe’s Swamp?
People are itching for—and voting for—change from the status quo.
Article • January 5, 2008
The Week in Review
Poppies in Afghanistan, radicals in Egypt, euros in the Mediterranean, critics in Taiwan, riots in Kenya, and much more.
Article • November 12, 2010
The Week in Review
A tumultuous new government in Iraq; violent protests, this time in London; blockbuster Turkish entertainment; and is Jerusalem a capital or a settlement?
Article • January 6, 2012
The Week in Review
Iran closes Hormuz, France and Germany strangle Britain, China’s goals for its space program, U.S. military slashed, and what happens to 40 percent of new human lives in New York City.
Feature • October 1, 2015
WorldWatch
Article • November 3, 2013
How Did Family Get So Complicated?
Feminists are pushing a new female ‘archetype’: childlessness. Will that really solve our problems?
Feature • November 1, 2020
WorldWatch
Feature • March 1, 2003
Failed Promises
Feature • November 1, 1998
Fifty Years in the Making
Today’s crisis began as nations rebuilt from the rubble of World War II.
